Maybe it wasn't too late
[...] Alaska Young was dead. Not physically, but she was dead emotionally. She was psychologically dead. She was just dead. I couldn't come up with another word to describe the situation she found herself in. And I also couldn't get an answer to tell her. But it would probably stay the same, because she would definitely have a counter-argument to answer me, and I would be speechless again. [...]
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